• Create an image-based game

  Images aren't only used to illustrate content... Why not add a game to an image to get your participants actively involved in their learning. Let’s take a look! 1. To create a game with an image, add your image and add zones to it To learn how to do this, visit the dedicated section. 2. Configure your games Under your image, click on the “Puzzle” icon to open the game panel and selectSome readers

• Add a form

  Want to gather information from participants, or get them to take a self-assessment? Why not add a form? 1. To add a form to your module, head to the Add content bar Under “More” click on “Form”. 2. Add the form's title and description (optional) The description is optional as you’ll be able to add text, questions and space for participant responses. (https://storageSome readers

• Add and configure audio

  A podcast, voice clip… Adding audio is a great way to make your module more dynamic. And with Teach Up, it’s a breeze! 1. Click on “Audio” in the Add content bar To integrate audio into your module, click on the “Add” button, “Media” and then “Audio”: 2. Add audio There are two ways to add audio: Option 1: Add the audio URL (e.g.: https://XXXXXXXXXX.mp3) in the “MeSome readers

• Understanding Adaptive Learning

  We talk about Adaptive Learning when the technology personalises the learning experience: users learn at their own pace, and only the skills they need to work on. And on Teach Up? On Teach Up, adaptive learning is made possible thanks to pedagogical artificial intelligence and embedded algorithms. These technologies analyse each participant's interactions with module content and questions and adapt the learning path accordingly (difficulty level for the next questions, repeating specific cSome readers

• Add a link

  Want to add a link to an external site in your Teach Up modules? You can! Learn how! 1. To insert a link, click “More” under the “Add” bar Then click “Link”: 2. Add your title and copy-paste your link Type or copy-paste your title and add the internet link in the dedicated zones. Then click OK to confirm. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/737235856fcSome readers

• Preview your module during the creation phase

  On Teach Up, there are two ways to preview a specific component or your whole module during the creation phase: 1. Preview a component in your module Click on the icon on the top-right of the component's title, then click “Preview this input”:Some readers

• Discover the languages available on Teach Up

  For an even more personalised experience, Teach Up can be used in multiple languages! Discover how to switch between languages. 1. Teach Up is available in French and English To switch languages, visit the home page of your Teach Up space. 2. Click on your profile icon to access the options On the left-hand side, above the home button and on the right. (https://storage.crisp.Some readers

• Add a link to click at the end of a module

  Want to link one module after another, or open a website at the end of a module? You can add a link to click at the end of a module: 1. To add a link to follow at the end of the module, click on the "last page" button This button is located at the very bottom of your module overview. 2. Select the “Add a link” option This option is disabled by default. (https://storaSome readers

• Add a document (PDF, PowerPoint, Word)

  PDF, PPT, Word… Want to share existing documents through your modules? Simply add a document to your Teach Up modules: 1. To add a document, click on “Document” under the Add bar 2. Import your document There are two ways to import a document: Option 1: Import your document from your computer's file explorer Click on “Upload document (PDF, PowerPoint or Word)” to openFew readers

• Use the Teach Up smart highlighter

  You can add five interactive games: scratch, fill-in-the-blanks, drag and drop, choices in a list and find an error. 1. Identify the most important words you want participants to remember (key words) To identify key words, use Teach Up’s smart highlighter. Teach Up's smart highlighter is a key word selection tool. To use it, click on "Select keywords". (https://stFew readers

• Add an image and customise your module

  There are two ways to add a cover image to your module: upload an image from your computer's files, or drag and drop the image onto the interface. 1. Upload an image from your computer Once you’ve named your module, click on the “Add background” icon below the title. A window will open – select the folder and the background image you want to add. (https://storage.crisp.chat/usersFew readers

• Add a password to a validation link

  To restrict access to review a module, you can add a password to a validation link. Follow the steps! 1. To add a password to a validation link, head to the “review” tab, then click on the "modify" button By default, the validation link is open and accessible to all those with a copy of the link. 2. Head to the “access settings” category (https://storage.crisp.chat/uFew readers

• Access and navigate the tabs

  To navigate through your Teach Up module, first you’ll need to know where to find the tabs. Nothing could be easier! 1. To access the module tabs, go to the left of your module Hover over the grey ribbon to expand the sidebar. 2. Click on the tab you need, based on the action you want to take You are already in the “create” tab by default, which lets you add contentFew readers

• Add a survey

  Adding a survey lets participants share their thoughts on a question or topic. Learn how to create a survey on Teach Up in just a few clicks: 1. To create a survey, click on “Social” in the “Add” bar Then click “Survey”: 2. Write your survey question Write your question and the possible answers. You can add as many possible answers as you like. (https://storage.crisFew readers

• How do I duplicate a module?

  1. To duplicate a module in your author interface, head to the studio home page. Identify the module you want to duplicate. 2. Go to your module options and select “Duplicate this module” Click on the options icon on the top-right of the module thumbnail (see screenshot below) or to the right of your module in list view. 3. Rename your module You can change the nameFew readers

• Understanding Social Learning

  Social Learning is the act of learning through interaction and discussions between colleagues, peers, etc. It helps foster participant commitment and motivation by putting them at the heart of their skills development. And on Teach Up? On Teach Up, you can encourage social learning through activities that put participants in contact with each other during their e-learning experience. You can find these activities under the “social” tab in the add content bar. They include surveys and a conFew readers

• Add one (or more) files to download

  Adding files for download is perfect for sharing extra information related to your module. Simply follow the steps below: 1. To insert one or more files for download, click on “More” in the “Add” bar Then click “Import”: 2. Add a file for download There are two ways to import a file: Option 1: Import your files from your computer. Click on “Import one or severalFew readers

• Create knowledge questions

  To make your participants’ experience as personal as possible, ask at least two knowledge questions per key piece of content... Find out how! 1. To add a question, head to the content you want to test participants’ knowledge on Hover over the line between the white and grey background to reveal the “Check knowledge” button, and click on it. 2. Add a single-choice questionFew readers

• Organise your Teach Up modules with labels

  In your author interface, you can create shortcuts and labels to organise your modules. Learn how! 1. Create a label In the “Studio” section, in the menu on the left-hand side, click on the pencil icon, then click “create a label”. Give your label a name (in ourFew readers

• Add an image to a knowledge question

  "Want to add an image to a knowledge question? On Teach Up, you can do this in a few easy steps. Let’s take a look! 1. To attach an image to a question, click on the “more options” tab 2. Select the “Add visual media” option 3. Insert your image ImportFew readers

• Select the types of games generated in a question

  Multiple-choice quiz, open-ended question, labels… A variety of games is available to test knowledge Read on to discover how to set them up. 1. To customise the question types generated, click on “more options” 2. Under “Question types generated”, select the game or games you want to generate All types of games are selected by default. Disable any games you don’t want toFew readers

• Discover the interactive in-text games

  In-text games are with keywords and important concepts in the training path. There are five interactive games: scratch, fill-in-the-blank, labels, choose from a list and find the mistakes. 1) Scratch: the participant clicks on the keyword to reveal it 2) Fill-in-the-blanks: the participant fills in the missing word in the sFew readers

• First steps using Teach Up

  My first steps using Teach Up Want to discover Teach Up in under 3 minutes? You’re in the right place! We’ve put together a short tutorial to help you get started in no time: 1. Start creating my first module Log in to Teach Up and start creating in the studio. To do this, click on “New activity” and select “Create a course”. Now you just have to give your module a title. And don’t stress, you can always modify it later. 😉 (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/73723585Few readers

• Move content and questions

  Want to reorganise your content and questions? Moving content is easy… Read on to learn how! 1. To move content, go to your module overview This is located on the left of your screen. Next, click and hold the content you want to move, and simply drag it to its new location! (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/737235856fc2ec00/arborescence-avec-input-decaleg7eh6u.pngFew readers

• Add interactive games

  You can add in-text interactive games to encourage focus and memorisation: scratch, fill-in-the-blanks, drag and drop, choices in a list and find an error. 1. Identify the most important words you want participants to remember (keywords) Highlight keywords using Teach Up’s smart highlighter by clicking on "Select keywords". The highlighter is now enabled. (https://storage.crFew readers

• Reset a validation link

  Want to reset a validation link? This can be helpful when you send a module for review to multiple people, but you don’t want them to influence each other... Follow the guide! 1. To reset a validation link, click on the “modify” button. By default, the validation link keeps all comments and statuses (approved or to be modified). 2. Head to the “generated data” category !Few readers

• Add text

  "Your module is starting to take shape. Do you want to add text to share knowledge with your participants? Use the guide! 1. To add text, click on “Text” under the Add bar 2. Add your title and text Draft or copy-paste your title and text in the dedicated zones.Few readers

• Add an image and create zones

  Want to add an image to highlight content, or a quirky GIF to make your participants laugh? Simply follow the steps below: 1. To add an image, click on image under the Add content bar In your module, click “Image”: 2. Insert your image. Import your image from your computer or drag and drop it into the dedicated zone: (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/7372Few readers

• Add and configure a video

  Videos are popular: they are perfect for presenting content in original ways. Add a video to your module by following a few simple steps. 1. Click on “Video” in the Add content bar To integrate a video into your module, click on the “Add” button, “Media” and then “Video”: 2. Insert your video Add the video URL from your video hosting platform (Youtube, Viméo, etc.) in thFew readers

• Add a process or list

  Does the content you want to share involve multiple steps? In this case, you can add a process or list: 1. To add a process, click on “More” in the “Add” bar Then click on “Process”: 2. Give your process a name In the title zone, give your process a name.Few readers

• Type of content to be fed into Teach Up

  To learn about the main kinds of content you can feed into Teach Up, please watch this video. 1. To feed content into Teach Up, head to the Add content bar This section shows the different kind of content you can feed into Teach Up. 2. To learn more about these types of content, click on the links below Discover the different contFew readers

• Add a contribution wall

  We learn better when we share... Adding a contribution wall lets your participants interact. Follow the steps! 1. To create a contribution wall, click on “Social” in the “Add” bar Then click Contribution: 2. Write your contribution question 3. Add aFew readers

• Activate a validation link expiry date

  How do you activate a validation link expiry date in a few clicks? Three simple steps: 1. To activate a validation link expiry date, head to the “Review” tab, then click "modify" By default, the validation link is open and accessible indefinitely. 2. Head to the “access settings” category (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/737235856fc2ec00/capture-decFew readers

• Create module sub-sections

  To divide your module up into multiple themes or stages, you can create sub-sections. Learn how: 1. To create sub-sections in a module, head to the module overview Next, click “Create a subsection”. This button is always located below the last content page. 2. CuFew readers

• Navigating the Teach Up studio

  The Teach Up studio is the home page that displays when you connect to your account. So how do you use it? 1. To learn more about the studio, head to the Teach Up home page Next, click “Studio” in the menu on the left. 2. You can now start exploring the studio! All of the modules you’ve created can be found in this space. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/weFew readers

• Restrict the visibility of your modules to other authors

  Want to restrict access to your modules and other administrators’ modules to other authors? You can do this with Teach Up's new “public / private” feature! By default, modules and training paths are public. However, authors can decide to change their status to mask them from other users of the studio. In the module Head to the module's cover page and click on the 👁️ icon in the “Accessibility” panel. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/737235856fc2ec00/capturFew readers

• Use the Teach Up review link

  Finished your module and need it to be reviewed? To do this, simply use the validation link! Learn how to use it:Few readers

• Configure the last page of your Teach Up module

  To end the module on a high note, remember to customise and configure the last page of your module. To do so, go to the end of your module's plan, on the left of the screen and click on " Last page ". Then, you access a few options: Select the options you want to use and save your changes, your module is ready!Few readers